Is Australian Sandalwood the same as Indian Sandalwood?
No – it is Santalum spicatum from Western Australia. It has a similar woody aroma and therapeutic benefits but is more sustainable.
What makes this oil special?
High alpha-santalol content (>25%) and a rich, creamy, balsamic aroma that deepens with age.
Can it be used in skincare?
Yes – excellent for balancing skin, reducing blemishes, and soothing irritation.
Is it a good fixative in perfumery?
Yes – outstanding base note that helps anchor and extend fragrance longevity.
How should I store it?
In a cool, dark place in amber glass. Unlike many oils, it improves with proper aging.
Suitable for soap making?
Absolutely – adds a grounding, long-lasting woody base note.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Generally yes when properly diluted; always patch test.
Is this oil sustainably sourced?
Yes – from sustainably harvested Australian sandalwood trees.